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DISSOLUTION q pARTNER>nIr.

1 United PARTNERSHIP. Know
L 4 all men by these presents tlat We. lIt'
RY =. TAILOR. JM. BLAIR BuLiiNs, l.i
THOMAS &. WILLIAMS. Nlth fhH ri'N
forming a limited partnership. LaFo m .i" tIi
-eyerally signed This paper which u0" moss.
known and states
First That the name ana place of r'-. i.I
# each partner h a. follow: iieIry r. It
Tor. IT,, Richmond. Va, Blair boiilIs. l.i
mond, VA, and Ih0ma, g.. Nhinm- i.'t
mOnd, Va.
second. That the name or firm un.l.-a .I +.
the partnership b. W to conducted Do IAlI 'H
& BOILING.
Third. That the said Henry =. fa,... I.,
aud Blair Boiling are the general pa. ....-. % D
he said Thomas G.. Williams b. '..
partner.
Fourth. That The amount q motFl I t.f
special partner, the said Thomas e.. Nll.fu-.
contributes Is ten thousand dollars
Fifth. That the general ralure 81 Dbl" H
ness 90 be transacted Il that 90 VIE. 'nt i. D
lobiing fancy grocery business
sixth. That the plare u busiucs, i- '' .. 3D.
said city II Richmond.
seventh That To duration of thr -f.i TO-.
nership shall continue fiUm Oh" iti' %
signing Of tho-e articles until O." l'i itt
January. iS,A.
Made ami seyeraiiy signed by us fhs0'i iN
of January. isS9. as Witna-s our uau i-aHi go '
HENRY Z. TAYLOR JE, |-Hn
BLAIR BOILING. .-.a..
THOMAS q. WILLIAMS. .~ra..
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BRIEF COMMENT.

"DoN CAMERON says he is not candi-
date for the Presidency" DoN was
right to take in his boomlet before it
got frost-bitten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

"Iia6it Is second nature" Contract
the habit to always keep DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-21

A.SUT ERB FLESH-PRODCCER AND
TONIC.
GUINN'S PIONEER BLOOD RENEWkR cures
an Blood and skin Diseases, rheumatism, scrO-
fula. Old Sores. 4 perfect Spring Medicine.
II not I'm your market, it wiH be forwarded on
receipt Of price. small bottles, 81; large, ti7j.
Essay On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY.
Macon, Ga.
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Pa TUCKED AND RUFFLED Pill
LOW-SHAMS.lt 60. a pair worth a
An immense stock Of LADIES UNDERWEAR
very cheap;
TRUNKS and SATCIIELS At manufacturers
prices. (jal9l LEVY ~ DAVIS.
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STATE o, ymoNr,, cro oy n,mv.a .

|. L n. Steger. a notary public .r ana f.f f..
city IN aid state 10 certify ihAt ID nY j. To.
lor Jr., Blair Boiling, e,i lhpnn-t lit.t.
Nhsfo names are .gneI o. flr writ. a'...
bearing date on tEe sth Jay ~ Jaua-} ''.
have acknowledged TIE same before Hr ia ..t
city aforesaid And go urihCf s'-If
sad Henry T.. Taylor Jr.. aai bitr BOT
This day made cath before me tu inf >1 d
Thomas L. Williams has pGid in l'' 70. ."I
into the partnership described in ,aii .''.
cate the sum a. ten thorHnt dollars.
Given under ny LAnI tA.- stu gay OBJ. tf ..
airy, iS, H. H. >ihg.t.
a0tW Notary ftNir.
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mr A. m Rrambett mardware. Merchant o Fors,

aced my health consider One tonic vh
Lave Tor t"eh1noS'"S '' a q BRAN
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A Crippled Confederate Says;


walk
It's po"o"' =" "0 u ' BOSTCK. C,ou-Buye. Vt.s.
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We won't give prices, nor will we tell you now
how much We will lose I'm order 10 make Gales.
just call at our store and you will ind out all
particulars, which will please you 10 much that
you viii buy garment.
IN lg LEVY & DAVIS.
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NE HEREpY NOTIFY Due

n II II A4lAA4AAA - ~ n q ~
w friend, and tie pablo generally raf
having acquired the entire business ant a>,r,-
Of the late concern Of GODDiN IS iAl plN
from the administrator II JOINS VI. GOpDi>,
deCt assd, and the surviving partner ST.. htH
nv r. TAYLOr. Jr, We shah continue % '1ls
on the came br-iucrs a. the oid p'a'a, ~ %
SOUTH FOURTEENlH STREET RICH
MOND. Va. wherr We will D. pleased o. e''
and serve thsm. Al person. ialebird % lh'
late nrin viii sesilr with "a. -ni those lafil<
claims against IL Will prosont ihom O H' %.
ALI TAYLOR y BOLLGND.
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wr. W. n. Jones. Macon. say
nr. q. W. noIbridse. Of Atlanta. Ga. "

My wife has regained her strength and h'rease' ten
GUINNS PIONEER az the best tonic.
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AN IMPORTANT MEASURE.

The extension is asked for upon the
ground that the State which had con
tracted to furnish the road with 60)
conyicts never furnished more than l9j.
Mr.. Sutton, the introducer of the bill,
urged its passage, stating that the State
had four years ago made contract to
furnish the cOnvicts, and had failed to
keep its faith. Mr.. Fries offered an
amendment providing that only 40
convicts be furnished the road. This
amendment of Mr.. Sutton Was accepted.
Mr.. Ewart offered an amendment that
the number of convicts be go. Mr..
Leazar offered substitute for the en-
tire bill. This substitute provided that
the bonds deposited by the road for
labor before February, 1883, shall
be returned only when the road is com
pleted to Patterson, and also provides
hat convicts not 10 exceed 400 shall be
furnished, for which the road shall pay
in cash sl25 per head each year. Able
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A Nan of sIxty.Eight winters.

iregari PIONEERa
"u'0 my S ~ A p. C. CAMPBELL, Cota.,. yt.
MACON. a. February Is.
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DUSTNFSS PAILURES.

The following additional assignments
are reported: q. f. Moore, Fieldsboro',
Greene county; w. l. Wooten, Castoria,
Greene county; c. p. Farmer, Speight's
Bridge, same county; Mann Il Davis,
gocers, of Elizabeth City, to G. c.
D,oI
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rw,ore Cnen pre.eribes II win Satisfactory Results

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Wonderful cn,c. of Blood mud Shin pl.ea.e..


III B.oMe WINS
fins
80 A.
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Gu1nn'S Pioneer Bleed ReNeWry.

To- ~ ,
wrter
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Reading notices In reading-matter type D
lines OF less, 81: In nonpareil loaded, 75c
Card Of rates for more space furnished on APP
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
The Circus Troupe.

The circus has come and gone The troupe gave several performances in Prescott. all of which were well patron ized The show was not on as gigantic A scale as Barnum's or Forepaugh's, but the various feats performed by diff ferent members of the troupe were all first-class
 The high perch act of the Burton brothers could not be beaten, no mat fer how big the show, while the double trapeze act of the Eddys charm ed the audience.
 Fifteen minutes with Professor Man. cineto and his bear was alone worth the price of admission, as old Bruin was one of the most ssgacious and best trained ever exhibited under canvas.
 Mile Zorea performs many remark able feats also, one of which is her teeth slide, or sliding down a rope by her teeth.
 MT. Eddys displays remarkably we'll developed muscle, as well as Timber joints in his Spanish ladder feat.
 Taking ii all in all, the troupe is a good one, and gave good satisfaction 10 their audiences here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Knox Lees Trial

The case oi the Territory against Knox Lee, under indictment for the murder of Mexican, at Bakers Butte, in this county, has occupied the time of the district court to-day. The Mexi- can was from Globe, and was engaged in moving the household goods of Dr. Jones, from that place to Flagstaff. Lee was travelling with him, and nu- merous quarrels had occurred during the trip previous to their arrival at the place where the homicide was commit ted A peculiar feature of the trial to- day was the introduction of two photo graphic views, taken by Dr. Mehrens, ot Camp Verde, showing the position of the body when found, also three views of surrounding natural objects, from which Lee identified the respective po- sitions of himself and his victim at the time of the trouble. A portion of the skull of deceased was also introduced to show the nature of the wound Lee, the defendant in the case, is said to hold certificate, as an attorney, from the supreme court of Alabama, and is 8 man of good education. He IS being ably defended in this case by E. M. Sanford, one of the most industrious and successful attorneys of northern Arizona. The case will probably be given to the jury this evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
: ppIication ior United States Min.
 eral Patent.
Application No. Ie6. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 FRI SCOTT, ARiz1NA, October n iss7
 Spii-e ls uereo. siveu that F. NJ. Crosby. hy Waiter c. Bat-s, nis .ttorney in faot. whose postoffiee address l. Pr. SC Ii Ariz lna TT toy, has h:s day died ms aypli .sfIon for q p-ien; .or rfesn nlndred (! .5ool iiuesi feet the Mrrcus veiD, lO aIsde posfr. bear. ing gold and silver. together win surface gfCund. four hundred and nfty- int feet in widih. situated in We yer miain. 2 ri [, County of I-v- pal, anu Territory of arizona aa desi2 n ated by field potss and oficl. p at on nie iu tt IS orf1ce AS Lo No &, sad lot re.ng oescrIbed as follows te-wIt
 Beginn ng at The iui ia m onu .nent men. toned in Ire locAtIoB notice and rparkiag The essieriy end c-nier os the ol,im. Where gra lie rock 5AsxlS inches is st win a mounc Of ssOne lon eide, postmark M.i, NJ Not, Uniiea states taInerai mon omeni No bear S s3 deg 5 mi. E 2 sAo feel; theme e S, i5 dsg. 0 man. W. 50 -eel iO monu,nen; Il soutuea-t corn Of claim, where grAlita stone 7x1xll inche' is ses inches in gr und, snd mou nd of stone .h pg side. stone Inark.i N No. 2; thence N, A de. so miu. N, Iso itet to mouu"ent at southwest corner uf claim, where sraDite >tope 'ses'a inches Is set 10 m hes tn grouad, iih noun O store alonSs de. st me marked NJ. So.s; neacc N. IS deg So In. E, 4is feet 10 monument nori west orSer af claim. where sr mite some. ..arke6 s.N 4 sx7xl ',ncass is s. Inches in ground. wIth mound of sioa- alonSside; theOce S 1t deg 50 mn. F.. l. co feet 10 northeast ornsr of etsim wn r. granite stone sX7 .lS In, h ss is set incu1s n srouud. with mound of stone along side stone marked M. Ne. :; thence .. Is deS. Sp mi D. w. lbs feet 10 mon um ant and stoue lnaTkeI M a No. l. tte pisc- "f beginning.
 The location cf tn.s mIne is r,cor ej in he Re of 9ef'- ( fdce If fSvsp.i county Avixon gsrF't .-y. Any and all pc. sons claiming ..- v,rseiy sny portion of sAid Mareus mine or surface z, ound are required to n.s their ad- verse cia m ~t;h he Neg .stef of the Uni ed Si atss i.aGd mce ai Pr. scott. in the Terri. tory O AriEous. durine the sixty days periud Of paolicst.on shsrsoi, or tsey viii be bsrrrc
 Do2 tod E. bUkGESS. Recl lstsr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Postal Laws for Mewsoapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give ex- press notice to the contrary are consid- cred as wishing to continue their sub scription
 ,. Any person who takes a paper regularly from the postofiice, unless the paper Is sent free by understanding, or as sample copy, is responsible for the subscription.
 3. Ii subscribers move 10 other places without informing the publisher, they are held responsible. Notice should always be given of tho removal
 i. Any person ordering his paper discontinued must pay up all arrears, or the publisher may continue to send it until payment is made, and collect the whole amount, whether if is taken out of the office or not.
 ,. Postmasters are required 10 give notice by letter when a subscriber does not take his paper from the office. Neg lecting to do so. makes the postmaster responsible 10 the publisher for the payment
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Thirf Juricial Districi, County of Ysvapsi, Territory
 of Arizona <. W. Clark. Plaintiff, VI. E. f Bates,
 Defendant.
 Summons No l4o7. Action brought in tho Disiric Count of inc Third Judicial District, in ant for inc County of Yavspsi. Territory Of Aris,rs The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 E.P. Bates-
 You are b. reby gu a n,oned and required fo aspssr action brought sKAiust you ny the above named plaintff in he bistrici Court of the hrd Judic a District n and for the County of YAvapai. in Terri ory of A.frona. and sr swer the co nplsii nled V i,h the clerk ot th Court. at Prescott, in saiv c unty, Cs copy os winch complaint accom- . psnie- ihis rummonsl within ten days.(s X- upon you of ths Summ ns. If served n this caun y. bat fl served ou oi the county. and wltnin this district, then within twenty days in all other eases, thu ty days.
 And you are hereby noiin d that If you fail 70 O. pear and ans wer me colf plai st. s- abos c rquirrd, inc plAigiiif wiIl taSe ] z in-ll against you by defsuu, anG apply tl tae c ut fO- Inc rwlicf de issndel |. his ssi d complaint. and tos's and d!,tUTsmeuts in his Ot half expen ed.
 Given unaer my hand and the seal O, said t>E AL urs this 3jth day of Move m
 Der, A. b. lSss
 E. k. DODGE. Cic-t.
 By E. .. WkiGuT peput Clark Cnurchilt. Attorney for fiainiin Fir>t p oiicsnou De 1, lss7 sol
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
HOW BEN BUTLER GOT RICH. Isasg Mes of Teddy May dc Liksviss
 if They Follow Advice Given.

General B. F. Butler being asked for some suggestions on gaining success, stated that when he was 6 young lawyer. p-ac;icing in Lowell. Mase. a bank pres- ident advised him to take his little de- posif and buy real estate, from which he could be. deriving some revenue. The general said that he had but little money and was uncertain as to his future.
 Never mind" said the bank preei- dent, go to the next public auction of real estate, bid oil lot with building oi some kind on it, pay down what money you have and give your promis- sory notes for the balance. You will come out all right.'
 General Butler says this advice was good. When a man has obligated him. self, by his notes. to pay money af . cer- tain time. it inclines him 10 economy. He followed the advice, and in time be- came the owner of several parcels of val uable real estate in Lowell.
 Two classes will not be likely to heed such adyice-the improvident and the over-cautious The latter will he apt to say: .' IL would be all right but for those dreadful pronIssory notes. They are always running on and ii man falls sick they do not wait for him to get we'll"
 There is this danger, of course, but one can make no business venture without some risk, and with the knowledge ac- ouired by recent investigations of the cause of most ordinary ailments, and the means of cure. one runs little risk from that source l. Is now known that most of the common ailments have their ori- gin in deranged kidneys. They are the chief blood purifiers of the system and when disoriered breaking down some where is soon inevitable, because the poison. which in their healthy condition Is eliminated, is carried through the en- tire system.
 Put them in order and health returns.
 (. T.. Dewey. successful man, presi- dent of the Johnston Harvester Com pany. Batavia. \. T., gives his experi- ence as follows:
 In lSS2 my health vas failing, my head paineG me constantly, my appetite was uncertain, could not sleep soundly. l attribute this to the extreme pressure of business cares. but 1 grew worse, and finally was confined 10 my bed for two months. IL seemed as though l would .never recover " my former health. Under the aid of stimulanis l gradually gained strength. so that in few months I was able 10 attend 10 business, but l could walk only with the assistance, of cane, and then in slow and unsteady manner. Icontinued somewhat in the same condition until February last, when I used Warmers safe cure. It has cured me. 1 consider it valuable remedy and can highly recommend II.
 Young men have but to use ordinary prudence. and when any Arrangement occurs Ii they use the same means as did this successful business man, they may feel & constant assurance of their ability 10 carrv to successful conclusion all or dinary business projects, including the care oi their promissory notes when due.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
ARIZONA WEEKLY JOURNlL-M MINER.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ', 1887.
Making Tea


 But not many days ago l found a new and better way of making tea, and that the tea question should ever be stirred up and need settling once again surprised me. Mothers way of making 1t had seemed unqaestionabe at first: One teaspooniul of tea, one cuptun ot boiling water; steeped, not boiled, five minutes. But night after night there fioated on my husbands cup me, two or a dozen tiny particles of stem and leaf, until strainer there must be, but "a pretty silver one," said, "and l will wait till Christmas" Then came my best of hus bands to the rescue with mild suggestion; for he is long suffering and neither demands improvement nor finds fault with present methods in my housekeeping. He proposed teaching me his mothers way of making tea. It was to use the same proportion as be- fore, but not to pour the whole amount of boiling water on the leaves until they have first steeped m enough to cover them, three minutes. Then add the amount of water required and serve. If the water really boils there will be no "floa,crs."
 By the new rule found in our daily paper, tea is made with cold water and Is intended to be used iced in tumblers. But accidentally We have discovered that it makes superior hot tea also. Four or five hours before using pour one cupiull of cold water over tea spoonful of tea leaves. At tea time strain and serve as iced tea. or heated in the teapot The straining before heating gives unusual delicacy to the flavor r-Housekeeper
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
k0,ics to Creditors.
Estate of stephen G Marroa. ieceas,

Estate of stephen G Marror. dscease'.
 No.ice iS hereby siyen ny ihe uoderS gned, admin ST tr.X . fIn@ es ate of step G. Ma. rou. d-cessed, to the crsd.. o!s Of and al per. persons h having clai.rs sg tia si the decasse . so ek al oii them. Sitn the uec ssary v.faca s-s, withiD Zen (lU) mplths after th- fir-t pu D. lcA..on .s ihis aOticr 10 Sue s.d asmtulS- iraifix. sf the cf,i e of r. N. S.nford at. r. nr-y ai Law, in Prescott. lie ssu-e eeing the lscs for tne transaction uf the eusin-ss o. ssig estate, sn said rounty o' YSvapsi
 ROSE \. N RRCOC, Admins istratrix of the rst.te O. SI-puen a Ma ou, decessei
 sred fhi 4th 6ry ef oc,ob r, Iss.; il ss. pub. iies.i-n Os:c be- S,h, les. aod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

My Sporting department, consisting oi Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc., is complete. and goods are down at bed rock prices. Winchester Rifles are now down to SIS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackbird" brand, loaded, with the best powder, by pa tent process They are superior to sll others, and cost you but $i per lOO. Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine Is now reduced to $35 cash.
 GEO. III. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Robert Burdett says that . new Bos

NUVtIt DuIuett bzyt IIIAI utW OUS ton book, called social Customs, states: "Eyeryone's card should have the address of the owner in the right. hand corner That may be all very well for Boston, but just marking one card in the whole pack in the right hand corner is what they hanged a man for only last week out in Arizona. In an empire So broad AS the American Republic it Is q useless and a foolish task to attempt the reduction of social customs to rigid rules that will apply everywhere.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Department of Arizona,

The following orders have been issued from Headquarters G. A. E.: Head quarters Grand Army of the Republic, Minneapolis. Nov l2, 1887: Special order No. confirms the appointment of Comrade A. l.. Crow, commander of the provisional department of Arizona, and oonvenes an encampment at Phe- nix on January l1, for the purpose of organizing a permanent department. The provisional officers are: Command CT, A l.. Crow: :. N- C., Hampton Ellis: J. Y. C Louis Burns; A. A. G., T. 4. Atchinson; A. c. M. G. A. B. Sampson.
 The provisional department was es- iah,ished hy order of Commandr-in-Chiet Fairchild, under date of September 10, 1887.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Watch Repairing.

If your watch is out of order take it to Gec. H. Curry. Established in Pres colt < years. Charges reasonable and consistent with good work. Watches repair d by me have Card in back cases and none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Governors Proclamation.
TERRITORY OF AEizpNA.
 ExECUr vs DEp.RTNEsr- OftlCE OF THE GuYERe

TERRITORY OF AEiz1NA
 EXEcUr ys DEpARTNESr.
 OFFiCE oF THIS GOvER~oP To all whom ,hsse present sy come greet. ing:
 Whereas, The Units-d sta es mail and ex press cars of Inc Atlantic & rsei fc Raj roe | com panv were stopped, snd tSe exsre.s car sooHe1. oy nv- or f,ore u. xco Serson>, { s po nt nr-e miles west or Na jo -prnxs, Llxo 2. o1 me nj n, ot Tue 18th uSi, Now- toerefore. 1 c. Meyer Zuliek, c ,yei . nor of the Teritorv nf- Ariyoua b, authority Tn m vested, do lereay oner al d moe aim a reward of fse Eund.ed doilass fo lae arfes [ sho tonvici'on Of the Aforssa;d r,roers. 1> In wisBes> wh reof, lave here. SEAL unto set my hand and csused fhe " Great Sea of the Ter. iiuly of Ali
 zona To liked.
 one at Prescott. tSe Capita, this tveptv. day O. september D. iSs..
 c. MkYER ZULlCK. B tLe Governor.
 Al. POSTER
 At Secretary O the Terri'ory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07

Prevailing direction of wind c a. m. 3 and II P. m) $. W.
 Total movement of wind, 2.s6l miles.
 Highest velocity of wind is miles, ,SW. direction.
 Total precipitation in inches 1 57 Number of days on which .0l inch or more of precipitation fell, ,.
 Total precipitation Gin inches and hnnd radfhsN fnr fhis month in
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
NOTICE
 -TO- TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE o1 rHk rREAsuREx1
 or YAvAPAI COUNTY. ARIEoNA. !
 PREscoTr. ARIZONA. Sept lS. lSS.) Notice here by given that the duplicate assessment roll of the Cou ity of favspAi Territory of Ariso ., for the year S7 is nov ia my possession for the collection of the taxes levied therein ana the taxes are nov due and payable. Taxes will be delinquent on the third Monday Dece m Der. next here after. and uniess paid on that day or prior thereto i've per cent. vill be added to the amount thereoi as penalty. nm ressy 70 receive taxes for the year iss; st my ofice. In the City of Prescott, between the hours of 2 e m. and . p. m. from and after this date.
 W q. BASHFoRD. County Tieasrrer sn1 ex.Om 10 Tax Col iector. sep 2e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Notice 10 Creditors.
Est .:e of Jane <. Scott, decea-ei.

Est .;e of Jane \. Scott, decea-ei.
 Notice ie hereby given by the and -r-is aed aimin lsirsiJr of the estate of Jan- A. Scott dseease To IL 8 ere itpr- of and all persons having cisi ms sg. inst the saiG decess s 10 exnibit them. with The necessary youcherS WI hin ten liDb m nths aft-s the first pub l. cali m of ibis notice to the said James N . S-ofori. st his houEe. near Williams The ssrCe being the place for the transi cfon of iie Ousi.ess of sal' estate, in -ati county If Yayapsi. JAtEs II. Ss NFgRD A1niin sirsa;cr o' fhe E. t.st- O J J,nv A. scstt
 dt c~as-G.
 .ied ihis gh dsy uf O-tnbe-, I.s.: first po biicatioE O;t~ Der ssh. sgf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07
Letter List.

The following is list ofletters remain. ing in the post-of6ce at Prescott. Arizo- na. uncalled for December l. 1887:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07

Three meals for Sl at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-07

Extrsctof Sarsaparilla, manufactured specially to order, best blood medicine known, at Dr. Robinson's. a2tf